Wiki on a Stick (in short WoaS) is a wiki that lives in one self-modifying XHTML file. It's perfect to be used at home or at office, on your laptop or USB pen drive. It can be used as a personal notepad, calendar, repository for software documentation and many other things; it allows full customization and extension by your own scripts or libraries. It also offers true AES encryption of pages. Features include:
- Encryption - Pages can be locked/unlocked through the apposite icons available on each user page. When a page is locked, it gets encrypted with true AES encryption.
- Namespaces
- Tags
- Embedding files and images
- Content can be exported to XHTML
Wiki on a stick at Source Forge
Ubuwiki at Source Forge - a spinoff of WoaS for the Ubuntu community. Ubuwiki is a mobile wiki that co-exists with other Wiki's around the globe.
Official forum
Google WOAS Group
Single page applications
Wiki Interchange Format
WoaS with excel
WoaS review
http://frits.homelinux.com/wordpress/?p=35
http://aiki.pbworks.com/f/ubuwiki-0.1UO.htm
'Transclusion', also known as templates or macros: a way to include one page within another
> how to include an image in a stickwiki?
> ive managed to hack in some HTML 
> but is there a way for a user to browse to an image?
> clicking Feature embedded Image on the menu
> says its simple, but its not,
> what does it mean?
> or where can i find out what it means?
In order to embed and show an image on a page, you will have to:
1) put [[Include::Image::myimage.png]] on a page
2) click on Image::myimage.png which will have become clickable
3) upload the physical image
4) go back to the page, which will now show the image
Best regards,
legolas558
To delete a single page You have to erase all text in the page's "body"
Then press "Save" and WoaS will ask you "are you sure you want to delete the page?"
To link to another file in the same directory:
<a href="filename.html">link text</a>
From an external page, is it possible to link to a specific page in my wiki?
For instance:
http://.../mywiki.hml#SpecificPageName
That's pretty much it, except the separator character is a question mark. So what you want is:
http://www.mywebsite.net/wiki/MyWiki.html?Page1
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